A Fisherman in Cambodia: Behind-the-Scenes Commentary
Video commentary title card for "A Day in the Life of a Fisherman in Cambodia" with two presenters
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A Fisherman in Cambodia: Behind-the-Scenes Commentary

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About this video

The directors commentary for “A Day In The Life Of: A Fisherman In Cambodia.” This video allows cameraman & editor, Joshua Martyn, to share behind-the-scenes details of the story that viewers are experiencing just outside Phnom Penh. We are also joined by his wife, Lily Martyn who shares similarities with her own life growing up in a rural village in Myanmar, also in South East Asia. We likewise have a personal interview with Pov Sothea, who has helped start 28 churches, allowing him to share his needs and prayer requests.

To watch the full documentary:
https://youtu.be/gSl5-T_lMwU

To see the original story about this national preachers previous home with the poisoned fish pond:
https://youtu.be/KbowHn4Y5fY

To help more national church planters like him, visit:
https://www.finalfrontiers.world/gcf.html

Inside this Cambodia ministry video

  • Behind the camera: Joshua Martyn shares the filming and editing perspective on a fisherman’s story just outside Phnom Penh.
  • Life in Southeast Asia: Lily Martyn reflects on similarities with her own childhood in a rural village in Myanmar.
  • Church planting: Pov Sothea shares ministry needs and prayer requests in a personal interview, drawing on his experience helping start 28 churches.

Read more missionary updates from the field and explore church-planting stories from the Great Commission Fund.

Author

  • Joshua Martyn

    Joshua Martyn, Final Frontiers Missionary and Media Director, travels through the many countries where our national church planters work, creating video documentaries to tell their stories and needs. He grew up in Iowa, then began missionary work, pioneering into closed countries, and documenting expeditions to unreached jungle tribes.

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